Female names most popular from last year - page 1097.

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Kisty

Uncommon yet captivating Greek female name meaning 'bag' or 'container', originally used as a metaphor for a woman full of surprises and riches.

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Kiswana

African name of Setswana origin, meaning 'beauty', and carries connotations of elegance, grace, and charm.

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Kiswanna

Rare yet significant Swahili name meaning 'of the coast', reflecting African cultural heritage.

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Kitanna

Distinctive Hebrew name with biblical roots, meaning 'God hears' or 'God has heard', signifying that the bearer is someone whom God listens to.

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Kitara

Unique African name of Swahili origin, meaning "guitar," popularized by Prince but used in Africa for centuries.

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Kitiara

Captivating Greek name derived from 'kitara', meaning lyre, associated with Apollo in Greek mythology, and popularized through fantasy literature like Dragonlance series.

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Kitina

African origin name from Congo, meaning 'God has heard', symbolizing hope and faith.

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Kito

Rare, unisex Japanese name derived from 'kito', meaning 'small bird', symbolizing good fortune and happiness.

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Kitrina

Greek-derived name meaning 'dress' or 'tunic', inspired by the goddess Chthonia, with no specific historical figure associated but linked to Greek mythology.

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Kitsia

Rare Hebrew female name derived from the Bible's King David's granddaughter; its meaning may symbolize strength.

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Kitsy

American female given name coined by Zelda Fitzgerald in honor of her sister Gertrude Sanger, with no specific meaning but significant for its personal history and sisterly bond.

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Kitten

American-origin given name, derived from 'kitten', meaning young cat, associated with playfulness and cuteness.

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Kitti

Kitti, of Hungarian origin, means 'snake' and echoes the strength and grace associated with this ancient symbol.

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Kittie

Rare English female given name, likely derived from Katherine, which means 'pure' or 'clear'.

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Kittye

American girl's name derived from the German name Cäcilie, meaning 'blind', although it is not directly associated with blindness.

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Kitza

Enigmatic name of unknown origin, often associated with speculative meanings like 'fox spirit' in Japanese culture.

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Kitzi

Distinctive Hebrew girl's name meaning "written", associated with literature and creativity.

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Kitzie

Uncommon given name with unknown origins, no known meaning, and it's not associated with any particular culture or language.

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Kitzya

Original name with unknown origins, possibly meaning 'pure' or 'free-spirited', gaining popularity in recent years.

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Kiuna

African name from Kenya's Luo community, signifying "the first light of dawn" and embodying hope and new beginnings.

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Kiwana

Kiwana, of Nigerian origin, means "God's gift" and is traditionally given to girls born on Tuesday.

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Kiwanda

Swahili-derived name meaning "beach" or "coast," symbolizing connection to Africa's coastal regions.

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Kiwanis

Energetic and distinctive name of Ojibwe origin meaning "We make noise," reflecting its lively spirit.

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Kiwanna

Uncommon African-American name created by combining Kiara (Italian for 'clear') and Wanda (German/Polish for 'wanderer' or 'feminine power'), with no specific meaning.

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Kiyami

Intriguing Japanese girls' name with ancient roots meaning "pure darkness".

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Kiyan

Persian unisex name derived from "key," meaning "ancient" and associated with wisdom and knowledge. It also shares the name of a mythical bird, Simorgh, known for its ancient wisdom in Persian mythology. Historically popular during Persia's Islamic Golden Age, Kiyan is pronounced "kee-yan.

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Kiyanah

Beautiful, Persian-origin name meaning 'radiant light'.

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Kiyann

African origin name derived from Ki-yan, meaning "king" in Yoruba language. It signifies power, wisdom and leadership.

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Kiyanne

Captivating feminine given name of Japanese origin, blending "Ki" (tree/strength/vital energy) and "Yanne" (beauty/harmony), symbolizing strength, vitality, and femininity despite its modern creation.

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Kiyarah

Gorgeous Arabic-origin name meaning 'tender' or 'genteel', symbolizing grace and elegance.

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Kiyarra

Australian Aboriginal name meaning 'tall tree', symbolizing strength and resilience.

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Kiyasha

Uncommon yet meaningful African name of Yoruba origin, signifying "God has gathered all for me," embodying unity and divine favor.

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Kiyelle

African-origin given name from Nigeria's Igbo ethnic group, meaning "to live in wealth or prosperity.

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Kiyla

Greek-derived name meaning "lord" or "master," with historical ties to Saint Kyriaki and literary associations like Kiara from "The Lion King.

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Kiylah

Unique Hebrew name derived from Kayla, meaning 'crowned with victory'.

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Kiylee

Intriguing, phonetically spelled name of unknown origin, gaining recent popularity but remaining relatively rare. Its meaning remains elusive, leading individuals to assign personal interpretations such as "beautiful" or abstract concepts like "harmony.

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Kiylie

Kylie is an Irish female given name that means "ancient" or "old", originating from the Irish surname Ó Cuilleannáin. It gained popularity through celebrities like Kylie Minogue and Kylie Jenner, and while it's typically feminine, some use it for boys.

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Kiyo

The Japanese name Kiyo means pure or clean, symbolizing sincerity and innocence.

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Kiyomii

Popular Japanese given name with two distinct origins. Its first origin, derived from "kiyomizu", means "pure" or "clear water", symbolizing calmness and serenity. The second origin ties it to Kiyomizu, a legendary archer from Japanese mythology, representing bravery and strength in adversity.

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Kiyona

Rare and gorgeous Japanese-origin name comprising 'Ki' (pure) and 'Yo' (courageous), signifying purity and bravery.

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